A Federal Jury Ruled that Newark Police Officer Darren Nance was unlawfully terminated 14 years ago. Officer Nance was terminated for non-criminal administrative charges after he had complained of misconduct by supervisors. Despite the fact that fourteen year old documents in the possession of the Newark Police Department proved Officer Nance was terminated unlawfully, the City of Newark continued to pay hundreds of thousand of tax dollars to outside law firms to defend their unlawful termination. Now, after the Federal Jury has determined that Officer Nance was terminated unlawfully, the administration of Cory Booker is spending additional depleted tax revenue to keep this honest cop off the police department. In contrast, the Cory Booker administration is presently employing a cop who planted over 400 vials of cocaine on an innocent citizen; a cop who while drunk and speeding struck and killed a citizen; a cop who was providing surveillance information to organized crime members; a cop who raped a women while on duty; a copy guilty of tax evasion.

Apparently the Cory Booker administration has no problem using scarce Newark tax dollars to pay the salaries of cops involved in serious criminal misconduct, and will also use scarce tax revenue to keep an honest cop off the police department.

We will be discussing the increasing criminalization of the Newark Police Department caused by “systemic corruption” and the support and or complacency of the Cory Booker Administration and the Newark Municipal Council. Should Newark citizens be outraged?

When William McKenna, Michael McKenna, and Ray Carnation (the Courageous Three) reported discrimination and corruption in the Philadelphia Police Department, they suffered acts of retaliation by supervisors and were terminated. A Federal Jury rendered a decision in their favor. The jury decided these officers were terminated because they had reported discrimination and corruption. The jury also determined the Philadelphia Police Department (by way of its employees John Maroney and Captain William Colarulo), was culpable. Both supervisors have been promoted and none have suffered any disciplinary sanctions by the Philadelphia Police Department.

William Colarulo is a Chief Inspector in the Philadelphia Police Department and has applied for the position of Police Superintendent of Radnor Township Pennsylvania. In William Colarulo's resume, submitted to Radnor Township, he lists among others, Police Commissioner Charles Ramsey, Philadelphia District Attorney Seth Williams, and Mayor Michael Nutter as references.

Why would these officials submit a reference of support for an officer named by a Federal Jury as a participant in retaliatory acts taken against honest officers that reported discrimination and corruption?

These issues will be discussed in detail by our guests (The Courageous Three) William McKenna, Michael McKenna, and Ray Carnation.

A recorded conversation of a man who apparently is a Greensboro North Carolina Police Supervisor indicates he intends to investigate a complaint filed against him by a subordinate officer. However, according to the recorded conversation, the police supervisor calls the complaint filed against him “crap!” He also orders the subordinate not to file any complaint or grievance unless it goes through him. According to this supervisor in the recorded conversation, these orders came from the Greensboro North Carolina City Manager.

Several Greensboro North Carolina police officers have filed discrimination complaints with the E.E.O.C. After filing the discrimination complaints, at least one officer has been fired for non-criminal administrative charges. Research has shown that police departments plagued with systemic corruption typically retaliate against whistleblowers, and threaten officers with disciplinary actions if they don't file a complaint with the person the officer is complaining about.

The Justice For All Show has contacted the North Carolina Attorney General's Office. We will invite Greensboro's City Manager to appear on the show to respond to the apparent actions of this police supervisor.

Citizens of Minneapolis Minnesota are fortunate to have the services of Communities United Against Police Brutality. The organization was established ten years ago to combat police brutality, and to provide assistance to victims of police brutality. Communities United Against Police Brutality has a twenty-four hour hot line. Counseling services are also provided to victims. The organization engages in cop watch and court watch activities. Their efforts have caused operational changes in the Minneapolis Police Department. The organization's methods of operation could be a model for national replication.

Our guest will be Michele Gross, president of Citizens United Against Police Brutality. We will discuss some of C.U.A.B.P.'s accomplishments and future goals.

Mitrice Richardson age 24 was arrested on September 16, 2009, when she was unable to pay for her restaurant bill. According to published reports, Sheriff Deputies claim she exhibited bizarre behavior, and was incoherent. The young woman’s auto was impounded and she was taken to a remote Malibu Sheriff’s Station. Some hours later, around midnight, Sheriff’s Deputies allegedly released her without her cell phone or purse. Her family reported her missing when she did not contact them. After extensive searches without success, Mitrice Richardson’s skeletal remains were found last August in a remote area of the Malibu Canyon area just south of the station. Were Malibu Law Enforcement Officers culpable in the disappearance and death of Mitrice Richardson?

Our invited guest will be Mitrice’s father Michael Richardson. Join us for an insightful discussion of a tragedy that apparently could have been prevented.

The coalition to support Askia Sabur is convening a people’s tribunal against police brutality and misconduct committed by the Philadelphia Police Department. Hearings will be held in Philadelphia at the Songhai City Cultural Center 3117 Master Street on Saturday January 15, 2011, from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM. We will be joined by guests Brother M-Shindi and community activist/author Ernest Ford. They will discuss the need for convening the tribunal and what it will accomplish. Join us for this provocative discussion of an issue that is important to everyone.

Our last segment in the year 2010 will feature some of the top news stories we covered in 2010. We will also reveal some of the important stories we are expected to cover in the year 2011.

Please join us for a recap of the best of the Justice For All Show for 2010. It will be a testament to our dedication for providing empowering information.

This is a follow up segment to last week's coverage of the possible deployment of National Guard troops to patrol the streets of Newark, New Jersey. National Guard deployment typically occurs when there is a natural disaster or severe civil unrest. Newark has not been hit by a hurricane or flood, and presently there is no severe civil unrest. The Justice For All Show has obtained additional information from the Newark Police Department about the use of the National Guard.

Join us for this important discussion on the deployment of the National Guard in Newark.

Will the National Guard be deployed to patrol the streets of Newark New Jersey? It is unusual to have the Nation Guard assigned to municipal police duties in the absence of severe civil unrest, or some natural disaster such as a flood or tornado. There is no wide spread civil unrest in Newark, and no natural disaster has occurred. So why is the National Guard being deployed? Is this a precedent that could have a detrimental effect on the rights of Newark's citizens?

We will discuss this development on this week's segment of the Justice For All Show!

The justice system will be on trial at a special and informative all day event in Philadelphia Pennsylvania. This event was organized by Brother Ramisous, host of “Legacy of a Nation.” His radio program airs every Monday at 8:00 PM on WURD 900 AM Philadelphia Pennsylvania.

The “Only In America” event will be held on Saturday December 11, 2010, 12:30 PM at 3117 West Master Street in Philadelphia. Featured guest will be journalist Linn Washington Jr, author Ernest Ford, and many others. Also, those attending will hear from an eyewitness to the shooting of Philadelphia Police Officer Faulkner. Additional details will be announced during this Thursday's segment of the show.